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20 Mar 12
18:48
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Running tomorrow night at Perrybar at the Trainers Championship. Just looking through his trials, not seen him but going by what he's done his trials he looks a bit useful. The breeding is unreal, Oyster has thrown Ninja Jamie, Farloe Reason, Fear Zafonic, Farloe Hurricane, Queen Of Rangers and many more i'm probably forgetting.
Really looking forward to seeing him tomorrow night, he's not listed in the Derby betting but could well be after tomorrow if Charlie thinks it doesn't come too quick.
Really looking forward to seeing him tomorrow night, he's not listed in the Derby betting but could well be after tomorrow if Charlie thinks it doesn't come too quick.
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that trial did look sensational to be fair......will sit back and let it "win" tomorrow though would want to see it with my own eyes and if it's very green etc. i see 3.65 have gone a shade of odds against.
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His split was 16 spots slower than Taylors Sky on the same day and he was only 9 spots slower. Boher Paddy clocked the same time a few days earlier off a split 15 spots quicker. Considering he is unraced and only 18 months old it does look exceptional.
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There's no way he'll be in this years Derby being only a Sep 10, he can still run in the Puppy Derby in August @ Wimb or the Puppy Classic @ Notts, watched him in a sprint trial 6 weeks ago at Notts he flew round after slightly missing his break did around 1780 ish
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Only a month to go to the start it would come too quick. I read Queen Of Rangers had a visit to Premier Fantasy, hopefully she throws a few as good as Oyster
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Dog looks an aero already, looking forward to seeing him at PB tommorow
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Exciting looking prospect. At this stage, doesnt really look a flying machine early but nice introduction, flanked by average starters. Likely to put the race to bed back straight but as seen with a couple of others recently, betting a green dog on debut, against more experienced rivals, can be a risky proposition. That said, if he's away with clear run, could do the clock!
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new he had a new good looking black dog they think the world of this it then
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He clocked 29.84 at Notts in a pre racing trial
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Thats a flying run if the going in normal....would have put him in the top 10 fastest runs (2011) under race conditions....
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It will probably go to Wimbledon next year but not for the competition everyone is aiming for imo
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check. its impossible for him not to go for a comp that EVERYONE is aiming for
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shut up, aint you got better things to do ffs
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Going was +30. 5.22 sectional.
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dogs got bundles of raw talent and if mine it would be having a couple of races to gain some race experience between now and start of derby then take its chance (a very good chance)
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[x] These checkboxes suck
26 Mar 12 21:54 Joined: 03 Jul 08 | Topic/replies: 3,222 | Blogger: [x] These checkboxes suck's blog shut up, aint you got better things to do ffs Havent you got better things to do check, isnt pof calling? |
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I have a feeling that he might start favourite for next years Springbok....
Hope that I am wrong!!!!! |